Rich experience dealing with exams made the youth's first reaction to this sudden change that it was a surprise test. He had completely forgotten that he was actually condensing the core of his dharma power and breaking through into the immortal realm.
At once, he compared the information he had gathered against what he already possessed.
A phantom of a dharma treasure resembling bamboo slips appeared before him. It fed both sets of information into itself, sorted them into categories, crossed out duplicate content, and prominently marked conflicting details.
All manner of information flashed through the youth's eyes. The corresponding Dao principles and laws stirred changes in the Highest Purity Qi, and the phantom pagoda above his head swayed slightly, as though it were about to shift in another direction.
Only then did the youth realize that he was condensing his dharma power core, shedding his mortal body, and breaking through into the immortal realm.
So the content of this test is choosing what to keep and what to discard?
This thought surfaced in the youth's mind. He began rapidly analyzing what he had at hand: should he choose the new material, or the knowledge of the past?
He was not overly worried about how it would affect his dharma power core.
Before Yu Chen spread the teachings, there had been a saying over the Eastern Sea: once one achieved the Dao, there was no regret.
But after Yu Chen spread the teachings, everyone had basically come to understand that for Dao Realm cultivators, altering the foundations of an Immortal Realm cultivator was not difficult.
Even if one took the wrong path for a time, one could still switch to Highest Purity Qi, assimilate one's foundation, and then carve out another, different path from Highest Purity Qi.
Thus, the youth